Great lesson, but when I`m clicking to create a form I don`t have the option to make a surface (9:24). It just extrudes horizontally, not making a vertical surface. Does anyone know how can I find this option?
Thank you so much for making it look so easy, but can you do part 2 explaining how can we create curtain walls on that weird curved wall? Can you mention the projectname or the studio who created it?
This one is a bit hard because I cannot get all the curves to connect after rotating the copies, or mirror the copies along the reference lines even at the right degrees
@balkanarchitect your content is amazing but it seems so painful to model in Revit... Could the shape be built in another software that handle curves and has actual modeling commands like "lofting" "solidify" "booleans" etc... To automatically generate the curves, then form a manifold mesh and then export into Revit?
If you use rhino, you can use the RhinoInsideRevit plugin. That way the massing can be done in rhino. But one of the issues I had was actually getting walls to be BIM walls and roofs to be BIM roofs.
Useful Video but the Problem with Roof and wall intersections remain and in an Office that should be done correct. as Option I would Draw a circle mass in roof level before converting mass to wall and Cut (Subtract) those two masses and then convert mass to wall and roof.
Great lesson, but when I`m clicking to create a form I don`t have the option to make a surface (9:24). It just extrudes horizontally, not making a vertical surface. Does anyone know how can I find this option?
It is not magic. You did not make the top curves tangent to the start. So they intersect. That is why "sometimes" the surface won't create...
Thank you so much for making it look so easy, but can you do part 2 explaining how can we create curtain walls on that weird curved wall?
Can you mention the projectname or the studio who created it?
wow i have a headache its difficult to try this😁😁 but i try to practice and focus in massing🤔🤔🤔. thanks be to God🥰🥰🥰
Hands down tNice tutorials is one of the best tutorials I've seen on any subject, ever! Clear, concise and incredibly informative and easy to follow.
we can't put any door or any window when we finish the massing shape , is there any possible way to do it ?
It would be good If you finished fully..
This one is a bit hard because I cannot get all the curves to connect after rotating the copies, or mirror the copies along the reference lines even at the right degrees
Honestly o hate revit, im used ro use rhino, but i need to learn revit due to my Job thanks
I would love to see a tutorial adding structure. I’ve been trying to add beams along ridge line on a form like this.
I don't get the option to select just surface when connecting all 4 points? can anyone help please?
pls i cant figure it out either🥲
The reason for my asking, is due to crackling/distorting soft, whenever the drum/snare, or whatever is playing. TNice tutorials was the case off
Nice tutorial. I have been having content issues with my hmdi connected speaker and subwoofer. No soft is coming through, still coming out of
know where to start a new soft and I didn't know how to switch from soft to . You are the best THANK YOU FOR NOT
What's the name of this building tho
Bro I really do appreciate you for this help, Thanks! I subscribed and Liked the video.
Great job as always. Invariable studio did it the other way, yet the process is effective.
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Which building this one ?
Wow, you continue to blow my mind with your Revit Skills. Thank you
Loving this Sir, thank you plenty much...
@balkanarchitect your content is amazing but it seems so painful to model in Revit... Could the shape be built in another software that handle curves and has actual modeling commands like "lofting" "solidify" "booleans" etc... To automatically generate the curves, then form a manifold mesh and then export into Revit?
If you use rhino, you can use the RhinoInsideRevit plugin. That way the massing can be done in rhino. But one of the issues I had was actually getting walls to be BIM walls and roofs to be BIM roofs.
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I lost track again
I bet ur a beast at it now
Very cool. Well done!!!
Thank you so much
Excellent
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Amazing as always
Amazing as always 👌🏿
Is the original modeled like this? or they used parmetric?
revit is a hack job for stuff like this. You got to be a clown to do this in a job setting.
@@user-yk1cw8im4h actually it would take less time but only if you know what youre doing...
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Awesome 👌
Which application is this
Revit
Useful Video but the Problem with Roof and wall intersections remain and in an Office that should be done correct.
as Option I would Draw a circle mass in roof level before converting mass to wall and Cut (Subtract) those two masses and then convert mass to wall and roof.
So far the only tutorial I've seen that takes it slow and doesn't require prior experience to soft design.